Technical and Industrial Institutions Act 1892
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2 Definition of institution.
This Act applies to every institution established, whether before or after the passing of this Act, for effecting all or any of the following purposes, that is to say:— (i) To give technical instruction within the meaning of the Technical Instruction Act 1889; (ii) To provide the training, mental or physical, necessary for the above purpose; (iii) In connexion with the purposes before mentioned, to provide workshops, tools, scientific apparatus and plant of all kinds, libraries, reading rooms, halls for lectures, exhibitions, and meetings, gymnasiums, and swimming baths, and also general facilities for mental and physical training, recreation, and amusement, and also all necessary and proper accommodation for persons frequenting the institutions; and every such institution is in this Act referred to as the institution.
2 Definition of institution.
This Act applies to every institution established, whether before or after the passing of this Act, for effecting all or any of the following purposes, that is to say:— (i) To give technical instruction within the meaning of the Technical Instruction Act 1889; (ii) To provide the training, mental or physical, necessary for the above purpose; (iii) In connexion with the purposes before mentioned, to provide workshops, tools, scientific apparatus and plant of all kinds, libraries, reading rooms, halls for lectures, exhibitions, and meetings, gymnasiums, and swimming baths, and also general facilities for mental and physical training, recreation, and amusement, and also all necessary and proper accommodation for persons frequenting the institutions; and every such institution is in this Act referred to as the institution.
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